Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1887-03-06
!, SOCIETY IN LENT.
The Solemn Season Fully UShsrsd in Bring
ing a Lull in Social Affairs.


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SOME POINTS ON ITS OBSERVANCE.
The Events OF the Past Week ALI OF q
Rather Quiet Nature.
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The more serious minded have turned their
attention IN literature and sewing. A feat
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"Io 'n"' might NC auoPUe" ia
with good results would be a sewing GLASS;
like one in existence in Cincinnati, i'll
,,b;ob Tho usmhsrs n1.dgc themselves TO
unlSh 'ei'aih vi
the Lenten season, and these, instead Oh
being sent TO Zanzibar or some other
5;s,ort o,iuo ora d~istr;bnted within the
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less who are III need oil them' lhere arc
many other ways of passing the quiet
none ni"ie
A wedding in high life is promised for
III. NOT FIR distant rnture olthouph the
d,to 10 NOT vat oscartoined The house,
Fnrn;shipns oTe heinz made however and
tIan LII Ga borJsome smoking of mar
r;ocos +bore ore renorts of several enraue-
ments baviD" been broken of lately, but
of ronrse this news is all under the rose,
While this is 81. one or two ENGAGEMENTS
have been made between we'll known
vouno f,lLs which are also IA he kent
oriot for While Rut the cominU snrinu
lii donhtIass hrinV forth the rl,terlaIiza-
t;nn of the betrn,hoIs
A tba nresaut time there ;s an ohsurd
d;scnoS;op in NV Yort "a IN whether
~FnisconaIian mr. PRESBYTERIAN weddings are
the most fnsbionohIe vvbich tnrtunateIy
HASN'T reached Wheeling vet In the
srr;pu No nav no ,hle IN iudre Int il
dn.sn5t p,oEc mucb difference gfter mar
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-" donLt tbiS ONO Iii omtr;r.j ON, we,
80 TicLatS cam ho occrrod from Mss
Giama,+ina PosonL.rr tnocbor If Tho
schooI
proorossiva ,1irnor ~rortios ~ f,,bion-
Able in the East and there il M reason
whv thav sbonld mot he At th, end or
fnrtbar on so Nv tho time the dinner il
concluded one has the opnortunitv of in
i~lnIuinU in tete.o-totcS with 1uits a nnmher
of different coropaniops. And if he is right
bright he can leave a GOOD immersion with
every lady with whom he comes in contact
At a RECENT marty Of this kind in phiIa-
deInbia after he hostess and her quests
had returned to the ~drawinr-room in a
STATE of exbiIaration the hostess manfred
most nj the table Each one eyrressed
herself as heing greatly amused with a
story the gentleman next TO her had told.
''Wbat was III" the hostess manfred.
The story was repeated, and all ex-
claimed: 1.-The same one he told met:
The hostess COMMUNICATED the fortunate
man ON his clever ability.
He EXPRESSED himself as being unite
rratified and i'm love with nrorreSsive din
ners. addinu that il, was an q of
brain work, being much p]Ieasantcr to pro-
vide one good story for nineteen women
grcSsiya dinners are popular with the
men.
The many friends of Mr.. James M.
Cecil, Of this city, were rather surprised
to hear Of his marriage to Miss Bessie,
the charming daughter OF William Dighy,
ESD, of Pittsburg, which occurred at the